About Course
This course directs students to successfully initiate, lead and achieve gains from initiatives in profit and non-profit organizations through basic project management and evaluation principles and behavioral skills required. To achieve a desired result, effective project managers skillfully control their personnel, plans, risks, and variety. In this course, through case studies and class activities, students discuss project management through a realistic, hands-on approach. The willingness to manage without influence is a crucial and frequently underestimated obstacle for project managers to achieve the trust of partners and access to tools not strictly under their authority.
Course Content
Welcome to Diploma in Project Management and Evaluation
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Crafted with an emphasis on real world significance
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Module One: Introduction to Project Management
Module Two: Basics of Evaluation
Module Three: Management Functions
Module Four: Project Management Growth: Concepts and Definitions
Module Five: Conflicts in Project Management
Module Six: Effective Planning
Module Seven: Network scheduling Techniques
Module Eight: Project Graphic Designs
Module Nine: Pricing and Estimating or Projects
Module Ten: Financing and Cost Controls
Module Eleven: Risk Management
Module Twelve: Quality Contract Management
Module Thirteen: Qualitative and Quantitative Evaluation
Module Fourteen: Communication For Projects
Module Fifteen: Project
Module Sixteen: Industrial Attachment/Practicum
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